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[sogafarm]

I've got a 2012 Polaris Ranger 800XP HP and have had it since new. It is the most useful vehicle I use and has been very reliable with plenty of power on a daily basis. I've also owned the first gen RAZR which was super fast but had very little utility so traded for the Ranger and have been very happy with it ever since. Currently at 1500 hours and still going strong. Needs a new seat and that's it.

Anyone else have a UTV?

Had to replace the "PCV" reed valve, cover, and new hose ordered from Partzilla. Great prices for OEM Polaris parts at Partzilla.com and super fast shipping.

 

[70fj40]

Kicking up this old thread. My UTV is a 2021 Kawasaki Mule FXT. I like it because I can keep the back seats flipped up and the bed longer for most of what I do with it. If I need to rows of seats I flip back seat down and slide it back and I have seating for six and still have enough bed to haul firewood. It is great for what I use it for which mostly hunting and working around the house.

 

[sogafarm]

The mules are very nice. I totally forgot about this thread . My ranger is still going strong at 10 years old. Also have a 2017 Kubota 500 RTV for slower utilitarian work. It sips gas and rides like a heavy duty golf cart.

 

[spazzyfry123]

@sogafarm any chance you have these registered for road use here in Georgia? The MPOHV registration is something that's caught my eye to bring something from the property to town for supplies, recycling, etc.

 

[sogafarm]

@sogafarm any chance you have these registered for road use here in Georgia? The MPOHV registration is something that's caught my eye to bring something from the property to town for supplies, recycling, etc.

I don’t have them registered for on road. We live on dirt roads so nobody registers them in my rural area. I have seen some in neighboring towns though. Sometimes there are long processions of them cruising the dirt roads here. Mostly respectfull riders but sometimes you get the a&$ that wants to blast music at 2am and throw beer cans in the ditch, lol.

 

[spazzyfry123]

I don’t have them registered for on road. We live on dirt roads so nobody registers them in my rural area. I have seen some in neighboring towns though. Sometimes there are long processions of them cruising the dirt roads here. Mostly respectfull riders but sometimes you get the a&$ that wants to blast music at 2am and throw beer cans in the ditch, lol.

I remember well in Florida... Apalachicola National Forest would have a train of those things on 60"+ tractor tires blasting their favorite Country Rap.

 

[sogafarm]

I remember well in Florida... Apalachicola National Forest would have a train of those things on 60"+ tractor tires blasting their favorite Country Rap.

There’s one here like that and had blinking led Christmas lights going.

 

[sogafarm]

It fits perfect. Had to move a shelter.